In his opinion piece, Evgeny Vinokurov, Director of the EDB Centre for Integration Studies, shares his views on the need to establish a mechanism to coordinate exchange rate policies of the EAEU member countries
Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) has become the first international financial organisation qualified as a trading member of the derivatives market at the Moscow Exchange. By getting access to trading in the derivatives market, EDB is able to expand the range of financial instruments available for risk management
Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) that signed in June an agreement to purchase a 25% share in the charter capital of Avtodorozhnaya Stroitelnaya Korporatsiya (Road Construction Corporation; ASK), a concessioner building Central Ring Road 3, a PPP project in Moscow, will extend RUB 10 million for the project
In his opinion piece published in ‘RBC’, a Russian newspaper, Evgeny Vinokurov, Director of the EDB Centre for Integration Studies, speaks about the benefits of cryptocurrencies and related economic risks
Evgeny Vinokurov, Director of the EDB Centre for Integration Studies, tells Kursiv what was that aggravated the economic crisis and created problems in mutual trade between the EAEU members and what currency fluctuations should be expected in the EAEU
Yaroslav Lissovolik, Chief Economist at Eurasian Development Bank (EDB), comments on the draft law on Russia’s withdrawal from the WTO
Implementation of floating exchange rate policies in the EAEU member states has already generated positive results – local currency exchange rates vis-a-vis those of other member states have stabilised. This, in turn, had a positive effect in terms of mutual trade within the EAEU, which grew by 27.5% in January-April 2017 compared to the same period of 2016, reaching US $15.9 billion. This conclusion is presented in a report entitled “Exchange Rate Fluctuations within the EAEU in 2014–2015: Analysis and Recommendations”, which is prepared by the EDB Centre for Integration Studies